At 06:38 PM 2/7/00 +0100, you wrote:
>Or wrote:
> >Small question: using Quickview I had some trouble playing
> >high-quality files on the 486. Wouldnt that problem repeat
> >with MPX-Play if I try to use a machine as the author described
> >with a high-quality MP3?
>
>Depends on how the program is written (not much but a little).
>DAMP, another MP3 Player (for DOS of course), seems to be a little more
>feature-rich since you can connect a LCD to it as well :)
>Now, what I really need to get something like this to work is a car... (and
>a drivers license) <G>
>
>BTW: DAMP is by far the most visual MP3 player I've seen
>//Bernie
Only sorta a survpc at 133MHz! Still, I'm thinking of setting up a box
here under my stereo for this. Was thinking, what if I used an old
harddrive and ganged it via network to my main system, then I could load
mp3s on it (presuming I don't have a burner!)
aw heck, I just gotta find the patchcord and put it through this machine!
Well, it was interesting, and I DO want to wire a computer into the
car. The inverter is what's driving me nuts, they aren't that cheap, and
then dammit, the computer runs on dc 12v anyway! Why not get all the
voltages required directly from your car's fuse box and skip the power supply?
Just clip the connectors off an old busted power supply, splice them onto
the right wires and then splice those into the car's system which supplies
itself all the voltages that a computer uses.
Summer afternoon's project... Hmmm, wonder if I can find a cpu and some RAM
for this damn venturis FX mobo I can't fit into a case?
hmmmmm
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